OpenAI calls for international standards for the next phase of AI
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OpenAI 在 9 月 21 日发文，把“让 AI 自己研发下一代 AI”这件事摆上了台面，他们管这叫递归自我改进（RSI）。文章承认，这条路能让 AI 进步飞快，但也可能让人类失去对研发过程的控制。他们拿之前披露的 Hugging Face 事件举例，说那就是个预警：没有强安全措施，风险会严重得多。文章提了两个具体方案：一是搞一套机制，让各国标准和...
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- OpenAI NewsPickOpenAI calls for international standards for the next phase of AI
In a September 21 post, OpenAI puts recursive self-improvement (RSI) and international safety standards on the table. They acknowledge that letting AI develop the next generation of AI could accelerate progress but also risk losing human control. The post cites the previously disclosed Hugging Face incident as a preview of what can go wrong without strong safeguards. Their two concrete proposals: a mechanism to align national and international frontier standards, and common measurements plus incident reporting protocols. The piece is a policy pitch—no timeline or technical specs are given.